New Bulgarian PM Plamen Oresharski will continue a string of consultations on bettering Bulgaria's business climate, by meeting representatives of various NGOs Thursday.
Following a 25-year break, Bulgarian cherries are returning to the Russian market.
Bulgaria's new cabinet will retain the requirement that a maximum of 25 % of the capital of sate companies be kept in a single bank, Finance Minister Petar Chobanov announced after a sitting of the Council of Ministers.
Bulgaria’s Parliament approved on Wednesday the appointment of Tsvetan Gunev as deputy governor of the Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) in charge of bank supervision.
Bulgaria may overfulfil its energy efficiency targets by 2016, according a report on the implementation of the Second National Energy Efficiency Action Plan in 2012.
Bulgarian Socialist Party leader Sergey Stanishev was lying when he told people he would revive the Belene nuclear power plant project, according to former Prime Minister Boyko Borisov.
The furthering of the European project is intrinsically linked to the equal development of EU's different regions, stated Bulgarian President Rosen Pleveliev in Bratislava Wednesday.
Freedom of movement within the Schengen area will be better protected thanks to MEPs' input to the new Schengen governance rules, the press room of the European Parliament announced on Wednesday.
The Bulgarian National Radio and Bulgarian National Television have come out with a joint declaration backing the stance of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) on the decision by the Greek authorities to close down the Hellenic Broadcasting Corporation
Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev has announced he will sign into law a legislative act making significant reshuffles in the structure of Bulgaria's law enforcement agencies.
Bulgaria’s former Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has told reporters that no one invited him to the upcoming opening ceremony of the second Danube Bridge linking Bulgaria and Romania.
Boyko Borisov, former Prime Minister and current leader of center-right party Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria, GERB, has informed that he has launched a number of libel lawsuits, with plans to use the proceeds for charity.
Vice-ministers in Bulgaria's new cabinet, as well as governors of Bulgaria's 28 regions, are expected to be appointed by the end of the week, stated PM Plamen Oresharski Wednesday.
Bulgarian Members of Parliament will use the biometric voting system starting Wednesday, according to Parliament Chair Mihail Mikov.
Former Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov and his lawyer, Menko Menkov, appeared at the Specialized Prosecutor's Office shortly before 10 am on Wednesday to attend the submission of the indictment against Tsvetanov.
Captain Pencho Penchev has resigned from the position of director of Bulgaria's Government Flight Crew 28, the state air service that flies government officials.
9 regions in Bulgaria's north and south have been placed under code yellow alert for high winds Thursday by the national weather service.
A 47-year-old woman was killed and two others were severely injured by a lightning near the Bulgarian town of Gotse Delchev, Southern Bulgaria.
Code orange was issued for a total of 10 Bulgarian regions due to heavy downpours and hail forecast on Wednesday.
A Bulgarian 15-year-old boy from the Black Sea city of Varna is among the finalists at the prestigious Science Fair Google 2013.
Antonio Banderas has lauded the professionalism of Bulgarian filmmakers, saying they are comparable to their Hollywood colleagues.
A Japanese man recognised as the world's oldest living person, and the oldest man recorded in history, has died aged 116, local officials say.
Bulgarian rising star Grigor Dimitrov suffered a disappointing defeat at the hands of former world No.
Bulgarian sprinter Tezdzhan Naimova, who is European indoor champion, risks a life-long ban if her second doping offense is confirmed, it emerged on Wednesday.
The man who confessed to the gruesome murder of a 17-year-old girl in Bulgaria two years ago has been sentenced to 25 years in jail.
Tsvetan Tsvetanov has every reason to remain calm because the indictment which was brought against him cannot possibly fulfill the elements of the crime for which it was presented, according to Menko Menkov, lawyer of Bulgaria's former Interior Minister a
Charges have been officially pressed against former Bulgarian Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov in connection with a wiretapping scandal that has shaken the country over the past months.
Bulgaria’s embattled former Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov will be interrogated on Wednesday by the Specialized Prosecutor’s Office in relation to high-profile wiretapping allegations.
A Bulgarian district court will deliver on Wednesday its verdict in a much publicized trial over the abduction and brutal murder of a teen girl from the town of Pernik two years ago.
By JNS.org
Sofia, Bulgaria offers the most affordable evening out for Australian travelers with a total cost of USD 153.21. Hanoi, Vietnam takes second place with USD 170.12.
The first meeting between Turkish PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan and representatives of protesters against his government has started Wednesday evening in Istanbul.
Global indexing firm MSCI has reclassified Greece as an emerging market, stripping it of its developed-markets status.
The Athens Journalists' Union has called a 48-hour strike to protest against the closure of the public Hellenic Broadcasting Corporation (ERT), which surprised and shocked on Tuesday evening both viewers and journalists.
Tensions are running high in Istanbul on Wednesday morning, making uncertain plans for protestors' meeting with Prime Minister Erdogan.
The Greek government has shut down the radio and TV services of the state broadcaster ERT and suspended all employees as part of its latest austerity measures.
By Yusuf Kanli Hurriyet newspaper
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